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Another Arthur bike. He picked up a set of 1950 pan cases with papers for cheap and we were planning to build a bike around a small motor and run the bike in the 1200cc class at the salt flats. … Continue reading
I met Roman, owner of FOH at the NYC IMS show – cool guy, insane machines, hi-style and hi-tech. His carbon fiber layups are beautiful, almost perfectly finished….tastefully painted and outfitted with top shelf componentry. Some of the frame work … Continue reading
Yes indeed, I am going to break the traditional bike feature mold whilst telling this story. In this missive, I will briefly introduce you to not only three great machines, but also the man who built them and his shop … Continue reading
I met Satya Kraus a few years ago in Sturgis, introduced by Bob Seeger Jr (Indian Larry Motorcycles). SeegerJr has introduced me to a lot of folks, but one of the most interesting guys I’ve met is Satya.
All sorts of machine’s come through this landmark New York shop, rarely a problem, never any drama. Here, all Troubleheads are welcome…
Owner: Joey S city/state; Mastic NY Year; 2011 Model; lot lizard
This gallery contains 45 photos.
Another Arthur bike. He picked up a set of 1950 pan cases with papers for cheap and we were planning to build a bike around a small motor and run the bike in the 1200cc class at the salt flats. … Continue reading
I met Brandon from Brawny Built/Speed Merchant for the first time at the Brooklyn Invitational Motorcycle Show – man what a nice guy, super low-key and unassuming, except when he’s talking bikes and then his eyes light up and the … Continue reading
I wanted to build a bike with the parts Harley Davidson became so famous for: The springer fork, the four speed frame with its low seat height, tall tires on black rims, knuckle head exhaust, and big primary hanging out. … Continue reading
For as big as the NYC urban sprawl might be from nearly every measurable perspective, when it comes to the community of bike enthusiasts of the H-D variety, the world really is a pretty small place. Yes, by numbers there … Continue reading
The man follows his muse, that’s for sure….
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I am always on the hunt for great shops doing great work (so if you know of one, let me know!) and to cover the territory I depend heavily on referrals and references, it is just impossible to cover the … Continue reading
Dig these guys, they have a sense of humor and they have style. This is their fresh machine!
We saw the first set of images and bikes from the Shop yesterday… here’s the 2nd..
For as big as the NYC urban sprawl might be from nearly every measurable perspective, when it comes to the community of bike enthusiasts of the H-D variety, the world really is a pretty small place. Yes, by numbers there … Continue reading
Ready Customs believes in making truly custom motorcycles. Shaun Ready has been fabricating since he was a teenager and has found his passion for the motorcycle world in this past decade. In the last few years Shaun has gained local, … Continue reading
While on a trip to visit BAKER, J.R. Cycles, Kustoms Inc and Ron Finch – all located in Michigan, friend and traveling partner Paul Holdsworth and I had the pleasure of spending time at Gates Performance with Greg & Gwen … Continue reading
In this installment we’re going to discuss the polishing process. Sometimes you get dust or dirt nibs in your final clear coats. If you want a show quality finish, you should consider taking it that last step. Sometimes you just … Continue reading
This is the kind of work that just get us riled up and loving life - amazing! Tagalong as this skilled film maker and his subject tell a story you can’t help but want more of.. both Marc and Steve are rulers – one for having lived the story, the other for … Continue reading
Checkit – the latest work from our friends at ThreeTwo Choppers. Men of few words, when asked for some of the factoids around this tidy aggressive looking machine, this what I was served by Brother JC…